For those of you trying to run shadPS4 in a Proxmox Virtual Machine
Create a .ps1 file names something like pve-launch.ps1 and give it the contents:
$Env:TRACY_NO_INVARIANT_CHECK=1 ; .\shadPS4.exe
This will add an environment variable that will allow the application to open.
In my instance, I was seeing the app flash a black cmd window briefly, then nothing.
I opened terminal to see the output directly and got
Tracy Profiler initialization failure: CPU doesn't support invariant TSC.
Define TRACY_NO_INVARIANT_CHECK=1 to ignore this error, *if you know what you are doing*.
Alternatively you may rebuild the application with the TRACY_TIMER_QPC or TRACY_TIMER_FALLBACK define to use lower resolution timer.
The host machine is a 2nd gen threadripper and resides on my network rack.
The guest machine is set to host with some clever stuff to fool anti-cheat.
The Guest has pcie passthrough of a RTX3050 and I use sunshine/moonlight to stream games old/new to other devices around my house.
This is my first time testing shadPS4, and came here from the youtube channel MrSujano. If there is any additional information I can provide, let me know. I did a search first, and felt this was information worth sharing.
For those of you trying to run shadPS4 in a Proxmox Virtual Machine
Create a
.ps1
file names something likepve-launch.ps1
and give it the contents:$Env:TRACY_NO_INVARIANT_CHECK=1 ; .\shadPS4.exe
This will add an environment variable that will allow the application to open.
In my instance, I was seeing the app flash a black cmd window briefly, then nothing. I opened terminal to see the output directly and got
The host machine is a 2nd gen threadripper and resides on my network rack. The guest machine is set to
host
with some clever stuff to fool anti-cheat. The Guest has pcie passthrough of a RTX3050 and I use sunshine/moonlight to stream games old/new to other devices around my house.This is my first time testing shadPS4, and came here from the youtube channel MrSujano. If there is any additional information I can provide, let me know. I did a search first, and felt this was information worth sharing.